Traduction de «opening-level job » (Anglais → Français) :

Much greater action across the EU is needed, however, to unlock our growth potential, to open up opportunities for business development and tap the potential of new sources of jobs, for instance in the green economy, services, energy sectors, tourism, and in the digital economy as well as to raise the skills and innovation levels.

1. Welcomes the fact that the EU’s economic dimension in the Treaties is established as an ‘open market economy with free competition’; stresses that a reinforced focus on promoting competition is necessary for the achievement of the ambitious objectives for jobs, growth, investment and the global competitiveness of the European economy, as it is sustainable and effective competition that drives investment and end-user benefits and fuels the economy; highlights the essential role of competition policy enforcement in creating a level playing field that fosters innovation, productivity, job creation and investment by all players across t ...[+++]he single market and across all business models, including SMEs, in full respect of national diversities; asks the Commission to enforce antitrust, state aid and merger control rules with a view to achieving a well-functioning internal market and social progress;

1. Welcomes the fact that the EU’s economic dimension in the Treaties is established as an ‘open market economy with free competition’; stresses that a reinforced focus on promoting competition is necessary for the achievement of the ambitious objectives for jobs, growth, investment and the global competitiveness of the European economy, as it is sustainable and effective competition that drives investment and end-user benefits and fuels the economy; highlights the essential role of competition policy enforcement in creating a level playing field that fosters innovation, productivity, job creation and investment by all players across t ...[+++]he single market and across all business models, including SMEs, in full respect of national diversities; asks the Commission to enforce antitrust, state aid and merger control rules with a view to achieving a well-functioning internal market and social progress;

3. Notes the great diversity of employment opportunities at varying skills levels opened up by eco-innovation, including jobs in eco-design and in research, development and innovation work and the knowledge industry which call for a high level of education, as well as tasks in the production sector which require more practical skills; notes that eco-innovations which improve or amend the production chain can be proposed by workers at all levels;

25. Regards it as a priority to open up new chances of and opportunities for work for all sectors of society in a rapidly changing economy; underlines that the most vulnerable members of society are most at risk in this context and that priority should be given to promoting "active inclusion" and to creating better jobs more broadly; underlines also the need to balance new demands for workers" flexibility and readiness to retrain with new job prospects and the safeguarding of new forms of security ("flexicurity") also in order to promote chances better to combine professional and private life; calls in this connection for an improveme ...[+++]nt in the opportunity for participation in and access to the employment market by women, older workers, young people, the long-term unemployed and immigrants, for which the following measures, among others, should be more strongly pursued at national level in the fields of employment and education:

25. Regards it as a priority to open up new chances and opportunities for work to all sectors of society in a rapidly changing economy; underlines that the most vulnerable members of society are most at risk in this context and that priority should be given to promoting "active inclusion" and to creating better jobs, more broadly; underlines also the need to balance new demands for workers’ flexibility and readiness to retrain with new job prospects and the safeguarding of new forms of security (‘flexicurity’) also in order to promote chances better to combine professional and private life; calls in this connection for an improvement ...[+++]in the opportunity for participation in and access to the employment market by women, older workers, young people, the long-term unemployed and immigrants, for which the following measures, among others, should be more strongly pursued at national level in the fields of employment and education: